By Ellie Zolfagharifard PUBLISHED: 08:52 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:32 EST, 7 February 2014 If there was ever a timepiece that would silence the boasts of smug smartwatch wearers, then this would be it. The magnificent Complication Poétique Midnight Planétarium lets you tell the time by placing a microcosm of the solar system on your wrist. The intricate watch incorporates Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn — all the planets visible to the naked eye. Scroll down for video... Instead of hands denoting the hours and minutes, planets rotate around a tiny rose gold sun in real-time.



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- Christiaan van der Klaauw, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Complication Poétique Midnight Planétarium, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Dutch, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Earth, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Ellie Zolfagharifard, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Jupiter, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Mars, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Mercury, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Planétarium, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Saturn, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- UPDATED, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Van Cleef & Arpels, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
- Venus, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years
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Saturn, which is the farthest planet from the sun in the watch, won't make it back to its starting position for 29.5 years


Found: A body thought to belong to Ypsilanti resident Brian Martin, was found Monday in Putnam County Police have found a body believed to be  a man who was likely bludgeoned to death by his lover and her husband in June. A body thought to belong to Brian Martin from Ypsilanti, Michigan, was found Monday in Putnam County, Ohio, according to the report by WXYZ. Police believe couple Robert and Desirae Strauss, bludgeoned the 54-year-old to death in their Toledo home. Martin is thought to have had an affair with Desirae Strauss, 36, and may have believed he was the father of her children.

Martin, a father-of-two, went missing after coaching a softball game in Holland,

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- Brian Martin.
- Desirae.
- Desirae Strauss.
- Holland.
- Martin.
- Michigan.
- Ohio.
- Putnam County.
- Robert.
- Toledo.
- WXYZ.
- Ypsilanti.
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Ohio.


(CNN) -- When Bob Bergdahl was formally introduced to America in the White House Rose Garden beside the President, he was startling to see and hear at first: He was wearing a long beard and even speaking Pashto. The transformation of the former UPS delivery man was five years in the making in the mountain valleys of Idaho, sparked when his son, Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, was captured by the Taliban in Afghanistan in June 2009. In the half-decade that he and wife crusaded for their son's release -- finally won this past weekend -- Bergdahl journeyed deep into the meaning of his son's captivity and war itself, according to media accounts.

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- Afghan is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Afghanistan is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- America is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Army is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Bergdahl is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Bob Bergdahl is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Bowe Bergdahl is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- CNN is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Idaho is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Pashto is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- Taliban is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- UPS is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
- White House Rose Garden is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.
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Idaho is so much like Afghanistan," Bergdahl told the magazine, citing the mountains of both.